Council expected to approve $1,518,337 supplemental appropriation for MCPS Technology Modernization Project, covering E-Rate eligible technology costs.
Council expected to approve $3,222,655 supplemental appropriation for MCPS sustainability initiatives, including energy savings and EV fleet infrastructure.
Council expected to approve $602,651 supplemental appropriation for MCPS Planned Life Cycle Asset Replacement using state Aging Schools Program funds.
Montgomery County seeks nominees in five early education categories; nominations close July 1, 2026.
Free community event features resource fair, Head Start/PreK onsite registration, food, music, and kids' activities on June 6.
Episode 8 covers positive parenting strategies for family success, featuring facilitators of the Positive Solutions for Families program.
A groundbreaking marks the start of major renovations to the Noyes Library for Young Children, focused on equity and early literacy.
Lauren Merillana of Robert Frost Middle School tied for tenth place at the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
MCPS is managing a $3.7B budget — $143M above last year but $36M short of its request — amid declining enrollment and calls for reform.
Gov. Moore announced grants supporting the ACET program, helping degree-holders and displaced federal workers pursue teaching careers in Maryland.
The Montgomery County Board of Education has a vacancy on its five-member Ethics Panel; the three-year term begins July 1, 2026.
The State's Attorney's Office Truancy Prevention Program graduated 94 students across 26 Montgomery County schools this semester.
Councilmember Glass will demand changes to the MCPS budget process on June 3, one day before the Board of Education votes on the FY27 allocation.
Montgomery College and MCPS are recognizing students who earned college credit through dual enrollment and will graduate from MCPS in 2026.
Free virtual workshop June 24 helps parents and caregivers prepare children for new learning environments.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center offers free play-based learning for children birth to age 5, Monday–Thursday through July 2.
Gov. Moore announced new state grants to help displaced federal workers and degree-holding professionals pursue alternative teacher certification in Maryland.
Montgomery County Public Schools will increase breakfast and lunch prices by 30 cents starting in the 2026–2027 school year.
Free pre-K for income-qualifying families is now open for the 2026–2027 school year; applications accepted online or in Rockville.
Let's Read! held its literacy tutoring graduation for second graders from Germantown, Gaithersburg, and Montgomery Village sites.